BSBI Holds Second ‘BSBI Dialogues’ Webinar

On Thursday 30 April, Berlin School of Business and Innovation (BSBI) held the second webinar of the series ‘BSBI Dialogues’.   

The webinar, titled ‘Blended learning: is this the new model of education methodology?’, was hosted by Professor Kyriakos Kouveliotis, Programmes and Partnerships Director at BSBI and moderated by Jackson Netto, Communications Manager at BSBI. Joining them on this occasion were Malte Persike, Academic Supervisor for the digitisation of learning at RWTH Aachen and Julia Schäffer, Research Associate at Hamburg University of Applied Sciences.

The speakers explained what blended learning is, how it compares to conventional learning and how it benefits institutions, students and the industry as a whole. During the webinar, the online panel also considered its challenges as well as the future of global education. 

 

 

BSBI Dialogues is an initiative dedicated to innovation and on the need for new and improved technology within higher education. The goal is to create a virtual platform where students and experts can share knowledge and best practices of distance learning.

Thank you to all those involved in bringing this initiative to life.


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